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Samsung apparently wasn't happy Microsoft wanted to buy Nokia, and now the companies will go at it in court.

Chinese internet company Baidu has won the dismissal of a US lawsuit by pro-democracy activists claiming that it repressed free speech.

Toshiba and SanDisk have filed separate lawsuits against South Korean company Hynix over reports that the latter stole flash memory data.

An appeals court has ruled that the FCC cannot impose so-called "net neutrality rules".

Investors of Facebook are looking into pursuing damaging lawsuits against the company following a judge's ruling.

Google faces an antitrust investigation in Canada after the Competition Commissioner charges it with abusing its dominance.

Updated After filing an application on Monday, ISPOne has won an injuction to stop Telstra from terminating the wholesaler's mobile services until the trial.

Updated Apple has lost its bid to secure a third iPhone trademark in Mexico, but carriers will still be able to offer the iPhone 5.

The Pirate Bay has been cut off by another broadband provider today in the wake of a court ruling in April.

The UK Supreme Court has given the thumbs up to courtroom tweeting, releasing a number of guidelines on when and how the live updates should be used.